wiretap order造句

• Balladur had vigorously defended the wiretap order in an appearance on television on Sunday night.
• Court authorization for a pen trap is much easier to obtain than a wiretap order.
• ---Permits wiretap orders that would follow a suspect to any phone he might use
• And, like wiretap orders, referral orders could not be immune from collateral attack or appellate review.
• Approval must be given by a federal judge in the same manner he would issue a wiretap order.
• The report required by the Armey clause would go to the judge no more than 30 days after expiration of a wiretap order.
• They have an obligation, notwithstanding the change in the law, only to wiretap the person who is subject of the wiretap order,
• Litt said law enforcement agents would still need to get a wiretap order or search warrant before obtaining the spare key to a computer system.
• The government will also find it easier to read your e-mail if it does not have to get a wiretap order to do so.
• Some experts said Magic Lantern raises important legal questions, such as whether the FBI would need a wiretap order from a judge to use it.
• Just by being available in the early stages _ signing wiretap orders, overseeing grand juries _ she was assigned the case when it came to trial.
• But the statute is aimed at something more than the interference with interceptions; it is aimed at disclosure of wiretap orders or applications which may lead to interceptions.
• One provision thrown out by the court required phone carriers to provide to law enforcement agents all numbers dialed after the subject of a wiretap order connects a call.
• But in retrospect we may have been overly sharp in comments about Berger's fitness for his job and about Reno's refusal to issue a wiretap order on Lee.
• Bowman also said that investigators violated the conditions of their wiretap order by monitoring Giordano's conversations with a prostitute and others, even though those conversations had nothing to do with corruption.
• The legal limits for these new investigative tools will get a test Monday when a federal court in New Jersey examines a mob case in which agents, without a wiretap order, recorded a suspect's computer keystrokes.
• The court threw out portions of rules adopted by the Federal Communications Commission last year, including one provision that required phone carriers to provide to law enforcement agents all numbers dialed after the subject of a wiretap order connects a call.
• Scarfo's attorneys say it's crucial information; only by learning the exact nature of the snooping can they determine if federal agents should have obtained a wiretap order, which is harder to come by than a search warrant.
• It permits the FISA court to issue a wiretap order authorizing the FBI to listen in on a telephone or e-mail conversation of a person not named in the order, at any telephone or computer the unnamed person might use ."